WCR Construction Inc installs and repairs siding in Massachusetts. New siding, storm damage repairs, rotted board replacement, and trim work, handled by the same crew that works on your roof and priced in writing.
Siding takes the weather your roof deflects. Wind driven rain, freeze and thaw, ice, and summer sun all work on the walls until water finds a way behind the boards. New siding restores the barrier, improves insulation value, and changes how the whole house reads from the street.
Siding installation in Massachusetts starts with what is behind the old boards. We strip the walls, check the sheathing, replace rot, and set house wrap before the first panel. Corners, J channel, window trim, and soffit details are then cut and fitted around the house.
Siding repair in Massachusetts covers storm damage, cracked and loose panels, water stains behind the boards, rotted trim, and failed caulking at windows and corners. We match existing panel profiles where possible, replace what is gone, and seal the penetrations that are letting water in.
Vinyl remains the most common siding choice in New England: lower cost, no repainting, and single panels replaced individually when a storm takes a section out.
Fiber cement holds paint, resists impact, and handles freeze and thaw well. It costs more to install and weighs considerably more than a vinyl panel system.
Rotted trim, fascia, corner boards, and window surrounds all get replaced during the siding work, because new panels over soft wood only hide the real problem.
Sheathing, rot, and water damage all get addressed first, before any new siding panel goes on the wall.
The same crew handles both jobs, so flashing at the roof to wall connection is detailed once, correctly.
If a repair solves it, we say so. Not every damaged wall out there needs full siding replacement.
Our siding crew works in Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Pick your town to see local details and recent siding work.